Nationals Boston Clash Recounted In Griths Notes
The article recalls a Nationals vs Red Sox game in Boston with Kopp and Hooper delivering early power. Grimth with the White Sox details fielding feats by Milan and Barry, Foster's drive, and Wood’s pitching. Griffith notes Boston’s shutout of a club he was connected with, dating back to 1901.
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Danny Mocet
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sAevent
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Wood
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Hoblitzell
Milano
Hooper
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No-Hit No-Run by Miles Maine for Kansas City
Miles Maing of Kansas City earned credit for a no hit no run game against Buffalo in Buffalo on August 16. Ford allowed five runs and several hits while Rawlings was ruled to have an error on a third inning grounder that initially looked like a hit, after review by umpires and players.
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Chicago Defeats Baltimore 6 to 4 in Nine Inning Game
Chicago defeated Baltimore today 6 to 4. McConnell starred for Chicago while Suggs delivered timely hits. Baltimore scored four runs in the ninth aided by miscues. batteries were McConnell Flecher for Chicago and Suggs Le Clair Owens for Baltimore.
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Brooklyn Federale Defeat Pirates 4 to 1 in Aug 16 Game
Brooklyn Federale easily beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in the Aug 16 contest. The report notes Jozeph Conzelman was sold by Pittsburgh to Indianapolis of the American Association, after joining the Pirates in 1918 from Brown University.
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Brown , University
Gallia Surrenders to Red Sox In Boston Tilt
Bert Gallia pitched superbly but suffered a 2-1 defeat as Boston hitters Hooper and Milan combined for the decisive first inning sacrifice fly and sustained offense. Joe Wood outpitched, with support from Griffs infield mishaps, though Washington and New York headlines note Gallia’s strong showing amid Nationals’ losses.
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Boston
Bert Gallia
Nationals
Red Sox
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Barger
Harry Hooper
Scott
Milan
Galila
Joe Wood
Amiky
Griffs
Rund
Shanks
Gandil Porn
Foster
Tigers Buy Shortstop Ellizon and Teammates
Shortstop Bert Ellizon of Clinton Central Association has been sold to the Detroit American League club to join after the season. Yesterday's results show Fujita S Pittsburgh, Boston, and Cincinnati.
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Griffith to pitch first ball for Nationals opener in Boston
Clark Griffith of the Nationals will pitch the first ball in the game against St Louis next Wednesday in Boston. President James E. Gafiney of the Braves announced the plan noting the event will count officially as a pitcher appearance.
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Stallings
New York Yankees Shut Out by Philadelphia 2–0 in Final Game
Philadelphia pitcher Bressler nearly no-hit New York as the Athletics won 2 to 0 in New York. Boone accounted for New York's lone hit, while Bressler homered to drive in Philadelphia's first run. The game lasted 46 minutes with Strunk and Brewler contributing on offense for Philadelphia.
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Tie Count In Ninth Win Out In Tenth
In Brooklyn on Aug 1 New York tied the score in the ninth inning and won in the tenth 2 to 4 over Brooklyn. Douglas pitched splendidly until a Burns double and Doyle single broke the shutout in the ninth, then Lobert stole second and scored in the tenth amid a late sequence. Brooklyn had early life on Hummel’s single and Gets’ triple, but New York pulled ahead with timely hitting and baserunning, aided by errors and careful defense.
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White Sox overpower Browns in double header routs
Chicago opens the series in St. Louis with an 8 to 4 win and then 5 to 1 as the White Sox overwhelm the Browns. Scott controls the mound, supported by strong infield play, while both teams showcase miscues in the second game.
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Tigers Triumph in Twin Bill on Boland No Hit Bid
Detroit takes two from Cleveland as Boland nearly retires the side in a no hit bid until Paschel's ninth inning single. Wambsganss errors fuel Detroit's three runs in game one while eight steals highlight the contest. Chapman scores Cleveland's lone run. Walker falters in a rough first game for Detroit.
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Braves Blanked by Phillies in clean three game series
Phillies complete a series sweep over Boston, winning the 4th game to clinch the season honors. Rixey pitched well with solid support as Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 4. Notes include Ragan scoring, Cravath and Whitted contributing, while umpires Mearra Klem and Cockill called the game in 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Pirates Down Reds On A Forged Tally
Cincinnati rallied twice to tie Pittsburgh today, but a ninth inning walk and hit by pitch forced in the winning run. Wagner was walked after Collins and Hinchman singled, Ler hit Viox with a pitch, scoring Collins. Final: Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3.
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Carter declines option on Reds club purchase
Warren N. Carter trustee of South Pasadena said he would not exercise his option to buy the Cincinnati National League club. He added he expects to go to Cincinnati next week but would not reveal whether he would renew negotiations on different terms.
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Phillies Stock Sold By Locke Heiress Widower’s Widow Sale
Philadelphia August 16 President Baker of the Philadelphia National League club announced that the stock of the organization held by Mrs William H Locke of Pittsburgh has been purchased by three directors of the club Mrs Locke is the widow of a former president who died two years ago.
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Agriculture Edges General Office In Postseason Game
Agriculture won 4 to 2 against General Office on General Office grounds east of Union Station. Lem Owen and Forrest Thompson pitched well in a pitchers duel, Bailey hit a go ahead triple in the sixth, and fielding aided both sides with key plays including Anderson’s center-field defense. Scoring included two errors and a sacrifice fly for General Office, while Agriculture benefited from a late triple, a wild pitch, and decisive sixth inning runs enabling the victory.
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Machinists Defeat Immanuel In 9-3 Baseball Tilt
In a Section A game, the Machinists jumped to an early lead and used sharp hitting plus opponent errors to beat Immanuel 9 to 3. Lefty Kubnert starred for the Navy Yard squad, holding Churchmen to six hits, while Edldie Thompson took the loss for Immanuel despite a strong start.
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